With pride of place on Kowloon’s vibrant waterfront, at the heart of Hung Hom Bay, Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong is an urban lifestyle resort offering guests unique dining concepts, extraordinary spaces and...
Room service was a great feed. The bar on the 7th floor was perfect for a few drinks on our first night. The gym facilities are great, with a cracking view of the Hong King
Located in the heart of Yau Ma Tei, Hotel Stage is only a 3-minute walk from Jordan MTR Station Hotel Stage is a 5-minute walk from Temple Street Night Market and a 10-minute walk from MTR Yau Ma Tei...
Great hotel! I couldn't be happier with my choice! New, clean, perfectly equipped with everything you need,comfy bed, perfect room size and a 5 mins walk from Jordan MRT stop. I will definitely come back here everytime I'm in HK for work!
Designed by famous local architects, the stylish Hotel ICON enjoys harbour views in Tsim Sha Tsui East Kowloon. It presents a rooftop outdoor heated pool, pampering spa services and a health club.
Just the best hotel experience I ever had - worldwide. View, room, free minibar. Pool... do not hesitate. Congratulation to staff and management.
Sky-high luxurious rooms with free Wi-Fi are located on floors 102 to 118 of The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong.
Fantastic view and bath on the top of the hotel. Great breakfast
Rising over busy central Kowloon, the upscale 5-star Cordis Hong Kong enjoys direct access to Mongkok MTR Station and Langham Place Mall.
Staff are all warm welcoming, location is perfect, wide range of restaurant
Located on Hong Kong Island, the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong boasts rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, Victoria Peak and Kowloon...
The decor was glamourous without being stuffy.The staff were exceptional
Opened in 1928, The Peninsula Hong Kong offers 5-star service and old world charm on the edge of Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui.
The room we were allocated far exceeded our expectations.
Renovated in October 2017, The Fleming Hong Kong boasts rooms in a classic style inspired by Hong Kong’s iconic cross-harbour ferries.
Everything except the view from bedroom.
Overlooking Victoria Harbour, Mandarin Oriental offers elegant rooms with 37-inch flat-screen TV, 10 dining options including Michelin Star restaurant Pierre, a spa and fitness centre.
The room was beautiful and the staff was beyond friendly.
Set a 2-minute walk from East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, Hotel Hart in Hong Kong boasts a terrace with city views and free WiFi throughout.
Perfect location. Very clean modern comfortable hotel. Excellent reception staff
Situated in the centre of Kowloon East, Hong Kong's second CBD, Camlux Hotel is the first hotel open in Kowloon Bay.
Location wise. Check in was Fast. Staff are courteous. Room is big and comforatable.
Nestled along the shores of the South China Sea, Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel combines the splendour of a vintage seaside resort with the magic of Disney.
The great service mind of Kingdom club. And the way hotel serve me to best experience.
Combing stunning Art-Deco architecture with dash Disney magic, Disney’s Hollywood Hotel offers sophisticated accommodation located just near Hong Kong Disneyland Park.
The beds were so comfortable, the style was chic and fit well with the Disney theme yet very...
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8.3
Very good
2,684 reviews
Stay in the city centre! Hong Kong's hotels and accommodation
Soaring 56 floors above Pacific Place Shopping Complex in Central, Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong offers luxurious accommodation and a Michelin-star restaurant.
The Shangrila Scent , most of all .
Directly connected to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) and a 5-minute walk from Wanchai MTR Station and Star Ferry Pier, the luxurious Grand Hyatt Hong Kong offers a 50-metre...
Hotel manager sent a hand written note together with a cake to celebrate my wife's birthday...
Situated in the Tsim Sha Tsui district of Hong Kong, The OTTO Hotel is 200 metres from Mira Place 2 and a 2-minute walk from iSquare.
Environment is very clean and nice
Located in the lively Tsim Sha Tsui District and only steps from MTR East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Kowloon Shangri-La overlooks Victoria Harbour.
This was my second stay at Kowloon Shangri La. Everything was as excellent as the first one.
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Avg. price/night: £192
8.9
Fabulous
2,512 reviews
Hong Kong was highly rated for shopping by 2,612 guests from the United Kingdom! Hong Kong travel guide
Style Amidst the Skyscrapers
One of the world’s busiest and most populated cities, Hong Kong is best-known for its stunning skyline with over 1200 skyscrapers and its “East meets West” cultural mix. With architecture and interior design influenced by feng shui and modern technology, this city is truly unique.
Hong Kong offers plenty of interesting city and thematic tours, ranging from cuisine-oriented, to architecture, to nature. The latter is particularly fascinating as Hong Kong has many amazing mountain landscapes, marine parks and the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island is only a ferry ride away.
Kowloon is a busy urban center near Victoria Harbour, where ferries are an excellent choice to see just how tall Hong Kong's buildings actually are. Excellent tax-free shopping can be found in high-class malls, boutiques and street markets.
Hong Kongs’ unique cultural fusion is clearly seen, tasted and heard in the local food, like dim sum from Maxim's Palace or hot pot from street vendors complimented local Cantopop music in the backgound.
Arriving at Hong Kong International Airport you’re only a short trip from the city centre. Whether you’re staying in a chic hotel or a budget hostel, Booking.com has the perfect accommodation for your Hong Kong holiday.
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Hongkong is for business, shopping and leisure. There are beautiful places you can visit. Hotel rooms are small for the lower end hotels and those offered by travel and tour companies compared to hotels in other countries. When you go for tours, I suggest you choose a better hotel than those that come in the package tour.
ENG
Singapore
8.0
The food and the greenery in city and urban area.
The food and the greenery in city and urban area. When friends told me and from travel blog mentioned about service people not very friendly and helpful, I have to say 50 percent of people in the service line in my 8 days were good and polite, know their stuff. But the other 50% didn't bother or care if the customer are well attended too and I consider myself not demandful, unreasonable and polite customer. Hotel guest relations staff in hotel should improve on their knowledge and arrange appropriate room for family with children, placing them at smoking level.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
I'd recommend coming to HK for 7-14 days.
I'd recommend coming to HK for 7-14 days. There's an awful lot to do but there's stuff for everyone to do. But be warned, Hong Kong is extremely busy and even walking on the roads can be challenging.
For food options, there's plenty. There's too many to list but have a look on open rice (even though most of the reviews are in Chinese you can still navigate the site and pick one of the top selections for whatever you're hungry for.) FYI Peking Garden in TST is the best place to go for Peking Duck. Food is relatively cheap, as in you can eat very well for about 20/30 quid per person. If you want to be cheap, you can go to the local cafes, but most won't have English so it may be a bit difficult.
HK is very easy to get around and the taxis are very cheap. However, I did see a white person get kicked out of a taxi as the driver said he didn't understand English. If this is the case, find the Chinese name of the address and show it (in large) to the taxi driver. Print screen and zoom in. MTR is very quick and cheap but it does get very busy.
However, I wouldn't say HK is family friendly. There's not too much children can do here apart from Ocean Park and going to the beach. As an adult, there's plenty of things you can do, mostly to do with alcohol. Check out a lot of the hotel bars as they'll often have happy hour. Non happy hour prices are very expensive. There's loads of nature walks you can do, loads of shopping (trainers are super cheap). Anything designer is going to be incredibly expensive so maybe hold off buying a handbag here.
HK has many hotels, so pick carefully. Choose a hotel depending on what you want and whether you'd like comfort and luxury or happy with just a room and a bed. Hotels are relatively expensive in HK but watch out for discounts.
liz
United Kingdom
10
We visited Hong Kong to see our son, we chose the hotel...
We visited Hong Kong to see our son, we chose the hotel because it was near to his flat. It was a great choice, The staff were very helpful and the facilities great. We had an executive room which gave us access to the executive lounge, where there were free snacks and nibbles all day (and fruit) in the evening there were assorted canapes and alcoholic drinks.
We also had a laundry allowance of $200 a day which was great we used it and bought very little dirty washing home!!!
Around the hotel were lots of little shops and street markets, there didn't seem to be any bars, in Hong Kong they all seem to be grouped on a particular area and I never found that in North Point!!
The MTR is a short 5 minute walk away and from there you are into the centre of everything!!
There is a good selection of places to eat but if the food becomes too much There seems to be MacDonalds all over the place!!!
I would recommend the Hotel and the area in general. We had a lovely holiday!!!
Julie
Australia
10
Ten days was still not enough to adequately sample all the...
Ten days was still not enough to adequately sample all the delights of this incredible east-meets-west city. We elected to stay in three totally different hotels (all in Kowloon- the Novotel in Yau Ma Tei, Rosedale in Mong Kok and the Langham in Tsim Sha Tsui) for an all round experience. We probably wouldn't recommend the Rosedale but that's only because it is very much geared to Chinese business travellers, is a little hard to get to and away from Nathan Road -however, it has the most amazing roof top bar and great views from the rooms!). The HOHO bus tours are a must to get your bearings and see the other side of HK Island including Stanley and Recluse Bay. It also includes a boat ride through the floating houseboats of Aberdeen. Whilst we loved morning tea at The Peninsula and HK high tea on the verandah of Hullett House, we felt incredibly safe in HK and highly recommend that you allow yourself to wander and explore the streets with their markets, street food and eateries, mah jong parlours, antiques, footpath opera, crazy items for sale on the footpath (tapware and toilet cisterns were particularly popular in Mong Kok), birds, fish, flowers, bonsais....not much English spoken but everyone is pleasant and patient so long as you remain respectful and polite. At night the flavour shifts again as the place comes alive all over again under the blinking neon lights! A Lantau Island tour was wonderful, as were trips to the History, interactive Science, and the Flagstaff tea museums (entrance to HK Park is right opposite the Shangri Lah Hotel). Flamingos in Kowloon Park were also an unexpected find. Next time we will get out to the New Territories and pop over to Macau for a look. Get yourself an Octopus card to use the excellent train system, explore, enjoy and open your mind to new experiences and culture and you won't be disappointed in Hong Kong. It really is much, much more than duty free shopping.
Anonymous
Australia
8.0
We were shocked and disappointed to discover how expensive...
We were shocked and disappointed to discover how expensive Hong Kong now is. The cost of high end goods such as Coach and Burberry is actually higher in Hong Kong than Australia. But the range is bigger ad better. We ate at the Biergarten German Restaurant in Hanoi Road and were extremely ill for several days until the antibiotic took effect. This impacted badly on our holiday as we were unable to complete our itinerary. Hint for travellers: check the cleanliness of a restaurant's bathroom before placing an order. I discovered the bad news after I had already eaten. The practice of hotel reception taking a deposit that is larger than the actual total room cost plus the full cost of the room at the same time totally exhausts your credit card. An infuriating and costly exercise. For great dim sum eat at the chinese restaurant at the Eaton Hotel. Cabs are very inexpensive. The harbour view at night is breath-taking.
The room we were allocated far exceeded our expectations. Corner harbour view suite ( we had booked a superior room but this was excellent) The room facilities were superb. Staff could not have been more helpful, from the porter to the Check in person, doing it in our room! The Rolls Royce transfers were very luxurious, with the meet & greet in the airport an added bonus.
We've stayed at Harbor Grand on multiple occasions and always book a harbour view room as the views must rate as one of the best in HK, likewise the roof top pool. The hotel also features one of the few truly waterfront outdoor bars in Kowloon and the local Wampoa neighbourhood has so many great value and high quality restaurants. We love ot!
staff remembering our names very charming.Wonderful uniforms making for a very smart and attractive workforce. Altogether a wonderful experience. Also the size of the rooms unbelievable in h.k.the variety of the breakfast is amazing caters for all tastes.The lobby bar is a very useful area for drinks and meetings also a excellent lunch.
I like that it is near a metro. and near 7eleven, and behind us was garden we can walk throw.
the hotel was giving me free internet mobile i can take it with me. and easy access to every where.
the water heater is great and stuff was very friendly
We get upgrade when we check in, the room is large with outstanding view the harbour. My baby is very happy when she see cars running on the street over the window. Staff are nice. Definitely will stay next trip.
The room is really spacious featuring a nice design style. The bed is large and comfortable. The hotel is very close to Kowloon Railway station and is walking distance to the central area of Kowloon.
Really good location, the hotel is clean and the staff is very nice and hellpful. breakfast is very good and the 3G phone you get with the room is a big plus.
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